And there are a number of us who find JVP's point of view a refreshing change from the whining and bitching about VFP being M$'s red-headed stepchild. Get a life...


>John,
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>One can always find people (consultants) who'll give you the answer you want to hear. Especially with leading questions setting the way.
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>But, in any case, I've gotta do a bit of UNloading here...
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>I, and countless others here, are sick and tired of your continuous CRAP. Many of us suspect that you have some form of disorder that you would be well advised to have looked at by competent people.
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>Recently you mentioned your FAILURE to get a job at MS. Recently you mentioned that you 'asked' Bill Gates a pointed question and weren't satisfied with the answer.
>These incidents speak volumes regarding you comportment here since virtually (your) day one here.
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>There is no need, and certainly NO VALUE to the rest of us, for you to continue your vendetta against MS and the VFP Team specifically here on UT. The handful of folks who egg you on count for nearly nothing compared to the multitudes who are SICK AND TIRED of reading your meaningless self-centered drivel.
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>SO, John, go play lawyer for a change, or go to the .NET forum of UT - anywhere but here!!
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>Jim
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> >>SNIP
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>>>>One of the most positive contributions I made was to show that whole idea for the fraud it was.
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>>>Only in your own mind, John, only in your own mind.
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>>You think so? I presented the idea to people who:
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>>1. Develop on the Linux platform for a living and ;
>>2. Have knowledge/experience with Fox.
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>>Their conclusion was this: it was an absurd idea for new development - the idea of Fox+Wine. OTOH, for an existing application, the idea had some merit - much in the way Disney funded a port of Macromedia to Wine.
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>>And FWIW, the whole project on winehq - the last time I checked - was dead.
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>>In my own mind? I don't think so.